Fritz pH Lower 118mL

The pH of an aquarium is a very important, yet commonly overlooked aquarium water parameter. A correct, stable pH will help ensure a healthy aquarium environment. The pH of an aquarium can fluctuate due to biological or chemical activity within the aquarium. With Fritz pH Lower, the pH may be decreased to a desired level for aquarium inhabitants. Adjusting the pH to the proper level has an important influence on fish health and disease resistance.

Benefits:

• pH Adjuster for Fresh and Saltwater
• Increases Acidity
• Reduces Alkalinity
• Correct pH Improves Biological Filter Efficiency

pH is the measure of acidic or alkaline conditions of water. A value of 7.0 corresponds to a neutral pH. pH values about 7.0 are considered alkaline, and pH values below 7.0 are considered acidic. Different fish need different pH levels to be healthy. Check the pH level using a pH Test Kit. pH UP is designed to raise the pH of aquarium water where testing has shown pH to be at an undesirable level. pH UP raises pH and makes aquarium water more alkaline. pH UP is fast-acting, colourless, easy to use and will not cloud or colour the aquarium water. pH UP is phosphate free and nitrate free therefore will not encourage algae growth.

Directions:

To increase pH, add 5 ml (1 tsp) per 20 U.S. gallons (76 L) of water. Depending on the initial acidity of your water, several doses may be required to reach the target pH. Wait approximately 10 minutes, re-check the pH level before adding more Fritz pH Lower. If fish are present, limit pH change to 0.2 per day.

• For best results, add pH Lower to a high flow area of your aquarium
• Always check the pH of your water before using pH Lower
• No equipment restrictions necessary
• No contraindications: can be used with all of our other products and meds
• Easy measuring: the 118ml, 237ml and 473ml bottle caps are approximately 5 mL volume
• Do not change pH by more than 0.2 units per 24 hours when livestock is present. Test with a reliable pH test kit before and after use
• Overdosed? Observe livestock for distress, perform small water changes if needed